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Plueral Based Nodule /Questions about CT scan findings
by Milmic02, Nov 04, 2008 07:45AM
Can you please explain to me in simple terms what these test results MEAN? Also, can nodules be ON the lungs or are nodules always found IN the lungs Please clarify.
Here are the findings: In a recent CT scan the doctor noticed a 2mm pleural based nodule in the lower posterior right hemithorax with a blood vessel leading directly to it, noncalcified, suggesting it may be a small lymph node.
The spleen demonstrates a single small hypoattenuating lesion most superior aspect spleen, image 16 sequence 7, measuring 9 mm in greatest dimension.
Thank you!
This discussion is related to small lung nodules.
Here are the findings: In a recent CT scan the doctor noticed a 2mm pleural based nodule in the lower posterior right hemithorax with a blood vessel leading directly to it, noncalcified, suggesting it may be a small lymph node.
The spleen demonstrates a single small hypoattenuating lesion most superior aspect spleen, image 16 sequence 7, measuring 9 mm in greatest dimension.
Thank you!
This discussion is related to small lung nodules.
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